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Revision as of 01:12, 19 October 2013

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Status: Possibly Deceased
Earliest Appearance: 1950
First Mentioned: in newspaper headline in Kurt Busiek's Astro City Vol.1 #2


Personal Data


InfoDump


Headlines: 1950: Commando K Lost Near Pyongyang (possibly Oct. 19-20, or after the Chinese-North Korean counter-offensive)


Event Timeline

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Commando K

Either one or a group of Korean War-era heroes who were "lost" near Pyongyang. Slugger the Junior Dynamo was rumored to have been a part of the Commando K project.

History

Commando K destroyed Fafnir in Alaska, a creation built by Dr. Gearbox to aide his escape from Soviet Russia, though his intentions were misinterpreted by the U.S. Authorities.


Speculations, Theories

It's not known for sure if Commando K was just one hero or a group of some kind of advanced soldiers. The headline is vague. And the mention in A Visitor's Guide about Slugger being a part of the project again could mean that the project was an elite unit of soldiers.

Also unknown is whether or not getting "lost" was Commando K's final fate or merely a temporary one.